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It's Canada?

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Lol, no. Knowing people helps but in the first few weeks of school frats will be tabling/having rush events etc. for you to go out and meet people. As long as you're fun and outgoing, and they think your values align, you should be good. This isn't the Southern U.S., it's not highly competitive to get into a frat here and anyone who tells themselves otherwise is delusional and trying to make themselves feel better. If we're being real, Greek life at UBC is not the highest pinnacle of aspiration for most of the student body. No one sees you any better if you're in a frat/sorority (although they might judge you a little negatively) and there are really sick ways to party (ski and board for example) with being in the greek system, and SO many other ways to get involved with leadership, volunteering etc. So, if it's for you it's for you but if it's not don't sweat it. It's a great experience but not the only experience.